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Small Space Gardening: 14 Mind Blowing Ideas (#7 is my favorite)

Gardeners boasting about their high dense; flavorful; fresh produce from their gardens, telling you how much they love their locally grown food, their health, and their lives.

They tell the tales of green, lush, and healthy gardens.

It seems like an awesome lifestyle, and you’d love a vegetable or spice garden of your own, but these posts frustrate the hell out of you. Because you’re nowhere near where those guys are.

They have been gardening for decades. They have adequate experience and skills. They have plenty resources. Some have large allotment space to do as they please. All they need to do to reduce their food bills is some seeds and they are set.

But you? You’re just getting started in gardening.

You have much less space to work with and this obstacle stops you - the budding gardener in your tracks and, frankly, you barely have any experience or ideas. You’re nowhere near becoming a green thumb … right?

Wrong. And here’s why …

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You have 14+ Small Space Gardening Ideas to Execute

Yes, having bigger allotment space or large tracks of land is a major boost to any aspiring or experienced gardener.

5. Use Stack-up Planters

The layers stack upward, saving you valuable space, and collapse again for easy storage! The perfect gift for gardeners of all levels.

That's what you get when you make use of a stack up planter. You can get these kinds of planter cheaply in many online outlets including Amazon.com

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6. Unused drums or barrels

Make use of those unused or old barrels. By cutting them in half’s and filling them with appropriate soil, you can use them as planters.

Small space gardening requires that you make use of anything and everything on your journey to growing food.

7. Container Gardening or Hanging Baskets

This one is my all time favorite!

Creating a container garden is a genius way to grow your own vegetables and herbs, whether you’re short on space, don’t have a lot of time, are new to gardening, or simply want an easy way to add to your existing garden area - Bonnie Plants.

Furthermore, it even becomes more interesting if you add hanging baskets as well.

Perhaps I overlooked this if it is in the article, but when building raised beds or using wood to build something that will grow food, do NOT use treated lumber! Cedar is a good alternative, or another hardwood for a longer lasting bed. If pine is the option you use, then know that it will have limited life, which may be extended if lined.

I manufacture vertical panels for growing food specifically. They are light-weight and easy to install on any available vertical surface – even around a tree or water -tank. Definitely very space-saving and easy to use. Homegrown food is now very popular here in SA and we need to get the idea to all our citizens – not only those with large or spacious gardens!

Real good practices ,not only for fresh products but also for your spiritual feeling in the morning. I`m thinking about the traditional small farms in rural territory ,
more or less same arrangements in the small farms and the people was proud to exchange